Black Tuesday: Coroners Inquest - Frederick George Evans

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Black Tuesday: Coroners Inquest - Frederick George Evans

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On 12 November 1912, striking-unionist Frederick George Evans was fatally wounded, becoming the first person to die during an industrial dispute in New Zealand. Known as 'Black Tuesday', the event led to the violent end of the Waihi Strike, which had begun six months earlier. The New Zealand labour movement at that time was undergoing a deep ra...

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Archives New Zealand / Coroner's Inquest / Fred Evans / Waihi / Miners / Unions / 1912 / Strike / Police / labour / labour history / mining / gold / New Zealand history / Frederick Evans

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